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Trump's Return and Climate Change
Experts warn that a Trump presidency will likely hinder international climate action and domestic efforts to reduce emissions.
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Donald TrumpAlice HillClarence EdwardsBarry RabeJoe Biden
- What is the outlook for bipartisan cooperation on climate policy in the United States?
- While a bipartisan approach is crucial for long-term climate policy in the US, there is concern that Trump's policies will prioritize fossil fuels and hinder climate action.
- Are there any potential avenues for climate action in the US even with a Trump presidency?
- Despite potential federal setbacks, individual states can still implement their own climate policies, offering a degree of hope for continued progress.
- What is the potential impact of the "Project 2025" plan on greenhouse gas emissions and climate goals?
- The "Project 2025" plan, suggesting increased fossil fuel extraction, could lead to an additional 4 billion tons of greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, jeopardizing climate goals.
- What are the expected consequences of Trump's return to the presidency for international climate agreements?
- Trump's return to the White House is expected to hinder international climate agreements and increase fossil fuel production, potentially worsening global warming.
- How might a second Trump administration impact environmental regulations and renewable energy investments in the United States?
- Experts predict a rollback of environmental regulations, reduced investments in renewable energy, and a possible withdrawal from the Paris Agreement under a second Trump administration.